The English term "Ob" matches the Dutch term "Ob"

other english words that include "ob" : dutch :
adopted, job aangenomen
observation, criticism, remark aanmerking
worldglobe aardbol
goblin, gnome, brownie, imp aardmannetje
acrobat acrobaat
acrobatics acrobatiek
acrobatic acrobatisch
nobility adel
obstruct, bar afdammen
objectionable, blameworthy, condemnable afkeurenswaardig
censure, disapprobation, condemnation, disapproval afkeuring
terminate, obstruct, bar afsluiten
agoraphobia agorafobie
obvious, evident apert
job arbeid
car, motor-car, automobile auto
autobiography autobiografie
bus, autobus, omnibus autobus
automobile, motor-car automobiel
clod, chunk, globe, palm, dance, ball, lump bal
goblet, chalice beker
obsess beklemmen
sanction, corroborate bekrachtigen
bother, obstruct, disturb, hinder, oppose, bar belemmeren
obstacle beletsel
obliging bereidvaardig
obliging bereidwillig
remark, observation berisping
secure, assent, corroborate, fasten, confirm bevestigen
mobile beweegbaar
remark, observation blaam
obviously, apparently blijkbaar
goblet, chalice bloemkelk
spool, bobbin, coil bobine
globe, ball-bearing, sphere, vault bol
cobra brilslang
obeisance buiging
obtain, acquire, attain, get buit maken
plunder, rob buitmaken
autobus, mailbox, letterbox, omnibus, drum, hub bus
cobra cobra
matter, object, affair, thing, business, case ding
obtuse dof
obscure, dark, darkness, murk donker
apparently, clearly, net, obviously, neat, evident duidelijk
noble edel
nobility edelen
nobleness edelheid
nobleman edelman
job emplooi
recognise, corroborate, confess, profess erkennen
evident, obvious evident
robust, energetic, brave, sturdy, fearless ferm
phobia fobie
robust, sturdy fors
no-one, not, nobody, no geen
no-one, nobody geen enkel
nobody, no-one geen enkele
obedient gehoorzaam
obey gehoorzamen
obtuse gesmoord
knob gevest
worldglobe globe
goblin, brownie, gnome gnoom
neck, knob hals
stubborn, obstinate halsstarrig
follow, observe handelen volgens
handle, knob handvat
wardrobe, clothes-press hangkast
stubborn, obstinate hardnekkig
sturdy, stable, firm, robust hecht
knob heft
obstacle hindernis
obstacle hinderpaal
hobby, sideline hobby
oboe hobo
rabies, hydrophobia hondsdolheid
Jacob Jakob
gown, robe japon
gown, robe jurk
job, task karwei
chalice, goblet kelk
obvious, evident kennelijk
obviously, apparently klaarblijkelijk
wardrobe, clothes-press kleerkast
sphere, globe, ball-bearing kloot
throb, strike, hit, pulsate, knock kloppen
spool, coil, bobbin klos
knob knop
globe, bullet, ball-bearing kogel
stubborn, obstinate koppig
lobster, crayfish kreeft
acrobat kunstenmaker
slobber, salivate kwijlen
condemnable, reprehensible, objectionable laakbaar
lobster langoest
free, mobile los
germ, microbe microbe
object mikpunt
goblet, chalice miskelk
mobile mobiel
mobilize mobiliseren
nabob nabob
obituary necrologie
no-one, nobody niemand
obeisance nijging
noble nobel
temperate, sober, abstemious nuchter
Oberon Oberon
object object
obscene obsceen
obscure obscuur
obsess obsederen
obsession obsessie
October oktober
proboscis olifantssnuit
obscure, unknown onbekend
subject, object, theme onderwerp
problem, task opgave
observe, follow opvolgen
lobster pantserkreeft
agoraphobia pleinvrees
duty, obligation plicht
plunder, rob plunderen
robust, sturdy potig
problem probleem
throb, pulsate pulseren
obeisance revérence
robot robot
robust, sturdy robuust
touching, mobile, moving roerend
robin roodborstje
rob, plunder roven
robber rover
agoraphobia ruimtevrees
slanting, oblique scheef
slanting, obscene, oblique, sloping schuin
obscene schunnig
tobacconist's sigarenwinkel
proboscis slurf
sob snikken
snob snob
snobbish snobistisch
proboscis snuit
bobbin, spool, coil, spindle spoel
observation, remark standje
blunt, obtuse stomp
obeisance strijkage
rob, plunder stropen
tobacco tabak
gown, robe toga
obtuse toonloos
proboscis tromp
delete, obliterate uitwissen
obtainable verkrijgbaar
acquire, attain, get, obtain verkrijgen
obligation, duty verplichting
censure, disapproval, rejection, disapprobation verwerping
problem vraagpunt
problem vraagstuk
probably, probable, likely, plausible waarschijnlijk
hydrophobia waterschuwheid
worldglobe wereldbol
globe-trotter wereldreiziger
job werk
October wijnmaand
obedient willig
disapprobation, disapproval, censure, condemnation wraking
phobia ziekelijke angst
Dutch as an Influencer
The English language has much to thank Dutch for. Dutch settlers came to the American colonies during the 17th century and added a few words to the vocabulary. Words like Santa Claus, waffle, blink, cookie, bazooka, gin, and iceberg wouldn’t exist without it.
Learning Dutch is Easier for English Speakers
Given the influence Dutch has had on English, it makes sense that Dutch is easier for speakers to learn. This is in part because Dutch, German, and English have similar roots. It’s between English and German. It only has two definite articles, “de” and “het” to English’s one “the” and German’s “der”, “die”, “das”. But Dutch words are more difficult to pronounce. The way words are pronounced indicates to a native speaker whether they’re talking to a second-language speaker.
Dutch is a Melting Pot of Languages
Just as English owes a lot to Dutch for contributing to its vocabulary, Dutch owes the same to other languages. It picked up words like jus d’orange (orange juice) and pantalon from French, mazzel (lucky) and tof (cool) from Hebrew and others. Dutch also incorporates texting and social media slang from English as well as street slang from places like Morocco, the Antilles, and Suriname.